Sentence examples for essentially imposes from inspiring English sources

This provision essentially imposes an additional period of control on the sex offender, and commentators such as Tom O'Malley have questioned its constitutionality.

The second condition essentially imposes the orientation and occlusion-free constraints.

This essentially imposes a pregnancy tax ― a healthy baby surcharge, if you will ― of around $17,000 on expectant parents.

By using filibusters on the judges, the Democrats have essentially imposed a supermajority requirement, and we are entitled to stop them.

In its claim, the union alleges that the league directed teams to restrict salaries during the uncapped 2010 season, essentially imposing a cap of $123 million.

An "alarmed and dismayed" Prof Neena Modi, president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, accused Hunt of "essentially imposing a seven-day service with five-day funding.

Orrin Hatch, the Utah Republican, viewed the tactic with disdain at the time, saying, "By using filibusters on judges, the Democrats have essentially imposed a supermajority requirement, and we are entitled to stop them".

On one level, that's very attractive from a policy standpoint because you can think of all these very radical changes in personal behavior or corporate behavior that you can essentially impose by fiat.

The mature, realistic action, presumably, would have been to return Mr. Monti — who was essentially imposed on Italy by its creditors — to office, this time with an actual democratic mandate.

In a sense, anything called an American National Theatre assumes a national definition of what theatre and drama are, essentially imposing an implicit aesthetic and ideological standard upon an art form.

The second vote is on a proposal championed by Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York to raise the threshold at which the lowered rates expire to $1 million — essentially imposing what Democrats are calling a "millionaires' tax" at a time when there is growing public concern about the federal budget deficit.